‘Get ready for Brexit’ Facebook adverts cost taxpayer over quarter of a million pounds so far
The latest spending figures come after the Conservative Party was accused of misrepresenting a BBC News article in a misleading Facebook advert.
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‘Laugh now, but one day no-one will be in charge’ Banksy’s House of Commons packed full of chimpanzees goes on sale
The timely artwork, titled 'Devolved Parliament', may become Banksy’s most expensive artwork, and is expected to sell for more than £1.5M, according to auctioneer Sotheby’s.
Cameron ‘rang European leaders and Obama to apologise over Remain failure’
The Conservative former prime minister has recalled the day after the EU referendum in his memoir.
Killer films plea behind bars for teens to not carry knives as amnesty launched in England and Wales
Sadam Essakhil was just 15 when he and a friend stabbed a 24-year-old man to death in 2015
PM ‘accepts’ Government cuts have contributed to violent crime rise – Sadiq Khan
The Mayor of London claimed that former prime ministers had refused to accept ‘cuts have consequences’.
Victim of Geoffrey Boycott assault hits out at Theresa May’s ‘disgusting’ decision to knight him
“I will never forget that night. It was horrible. What sort of man does that and is then made a knight?
Revealed: domestic violence killings hit five-year high
Data from 43 police forces across the UK reveal that 173 people died in domestic violence-related homicides last year.
‘Major showdown’ predicted after Parliament suspension ruled unlawful
The UK Government plans to appeal against the latest ruling to the Supreme Court.
MPs vote to demand Johnson shares files on suspending parliament and no-deal Brexit with public
The move comes after files released in a Scottish court appeared to show Boris Johnson approved the suspension of Parliament on August 15.
Brexit – ‘Biggest own goal in our peacetime economic history…no matter how much it is dressed up as a patriotic act’ Gordon Brown
The former prime minister issued the warning as Parliament is being suspended by the Government.
Johnson squirms as Irish journalists ask hard questions about how he would avoid backstop
“There is no such thing as a clean break. No such thing as just getting it done,” explained Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.
Robert Mugabe, one of the most ruthless tyrants of modern times, dies aged 95
Robert Mugabe, former prime minister and president of Zimbabwe whose rule was mired in human rights abuses and corruption, has died aged 95.
‘Mean minded sect’: Former Tory PM delivers damning verdict on Johnson’s government
John Major launched a devastating attack on Boris Johnson and his chief adviser Dominic Cummings, saying they had "no majority and no mandate” and lacked “moral authority."
Johnson defeated yet again by MPs as election ruled out until no-deal Brexit averted
Boris Johnson has lost four out of four parliamentary votes as Prime Minister and has gone from a majority of one to a minority of -22
Petition not to suspend Parliament to be debated on Monday after 1.7m signatures
The e-petition will go before the petitions committee. A separate, pro-prorogation petition, will also be debated by the committee.
MPs vote to delay Brexit if there is no deal
Opposition MPs and Tory rebels passed the Brexit delay bill by 329 votes to 300.
Jeremy Corbyn better than no-deal Brexit, investment bankers say
Corbyn has long been the scourge of the banking sector, but new reports suggest the City could be warming to him.
Conservatives lose majority as Phillip Lee joins Lib Dems
Boris Johnson had been working with a majority of just 1 after losing the Brecon and Radnorshire by-election.
HS2 admits it will be delayed and exceed budget
The previous budget for the high-speed railway was £55.7 billion but it could cost up to £78 billion.
Yellow vest protester Goddard freed without charge after Corbyn protest
The pro-Brexit campaigner blocking the Labour leader’s car after an event at the Lowry Theatre in Salford.
A reminder of all the Brexiteers who appeared in the Paradise Papers as EU tax avoidance legislation looms
By 2020 the EU will bring in a law instructing anyone with off shore accounts and investments to disclose them to enable full scrutiny so they can no longer get away with tax avoidance and evasion.
‘Outlook for sterling may well worsen’ – Pound falls below 1.20 US dollars amid election speculation
Sterling hit its lowest level since the ‘flash crash’ in October 2016 and experts have warned over further declines.
These are the Tory rebels willing to vote to prevent No Deal
Former chancellor Philip Hammond and leadership contender Rory Stewart are among the MPs willing to block a No Deal.
‘I don’t want an election, you don’t want an election’ – Johnson may ignore MPs if they vote to block no-deal exit
Boris Johnson used a statement in Downing Street to call on MPs to resist an attempt to block a no-deal Brexit.
Portrait of Michael Gove ‘visible from space’ drawn on beach in Brexit protest
Campaign group Led By Donkeys travelled to Redcar to
Female in ripped jeans and low cut top wanted over race hate attack on Muslim duo wearing hijabs
Police say the brunette brute first racially abused the women before hitting them both in the unprovoked attack at North Ealing tube station in west London
Tory split widens amid reports MPs stopping no-deal Brexit barred from standing at next election for party
Philip Hammond called the Conservative purge 'staggeringly hypocritical' as 8 current cabinet ministers had defied the Tory whip this year.
‘It’s our parliament’ Corbyn tells Glasgow as hundreds of thousands of people protest suspension around UK
"Stop The Coup" demonstrations have been held across England, Scotland and Wales.
Opponents of Johnson’s Brexit strategy “increasingly confident” of finding a way to block no-deal
Tory rebels and opposition leaders "increasingly confident" that there is enough time to get a measure to prevent a no-deal Brexit through both Houses.
No Deal madness threatens the future of British democracy
When the last law was down, and the Devil turned round on you — where would you hide?
Politicians react as the government prorogues parliament
The move has sparked fierce criticism from across the political divide.
Over 160,000 sign petition demanding Johnson abandons plans to suspend parliament
It is going up at a very quick rate.
Rory Stewart says centre is a “lonely place to be” as extremities collide
The MP said the idea of leadership had become about “fairy tales” and the leader “the person that can produce the most absurd and extravagant fairy tale”.
Revealed: ministers knew HS2 was overbudget three years ago but kept it from MPs
As recently as last month Transport Minister Nusrat Ghani told MPs in the Commons that HS2 would be delivered on budget and on time. But the memo to George Osborne contradicts that.
The EU has signed trade deals covering half a billion civilians since Brexit
The Department of International Trade has only negotiated 13 "continuity" deals in response.
Gordon Brown says MPs should hold independent inquiry into impact of no-deal Brexit so public is aware
With time running out until 31 October, the former Prime Minister called leaving the EU with no deal an act of “self-inflicted self-harm” on the country.
Award-winning BBC food champion denied settled status after Brexit despite living 31 years in UK
The baking author and teacher described the government's settlement scheme to allow EU citizens to stay in the UK as "shambolic".
Just 6% of cross-border traders prepared for no-deal Brexit
Most are choosing to disregard the potential impact a no-deal Brexit could bring, new research has found.
Brexit will reduce the UK’s sovereignty
Perversely, the pursuit of ‘sovereignty’ via Brexit will have the opposite effect in the UK, leading to a reduction of autonomy, power and personal sovereignty.
The latest media circulation figures tell you everything you need to know about the current political climate
When the British working class stop reading right wing news we will see progressive change.
Stopping Freedom of Movement on October 31 is nuts, why pretend otherwise?
Immigration expert Vanessa Ganguin analyses Priti Patel's announcement on the immediate end of free movement for EU nationals if there is a no-deal Brexit.
Tories licensed £6.3 billion worth of arms to Saudi-led forces in first 4 years of Yemen bombing
The conflict in Yemen has killed thousands of civilians and left millions more are on the brink of starvation.
Corbyn: Freedom of movement restrictions could lead to ‘Windrush on steroids’
The Labour leader urged the Home Office not to impose restrictions on EU nationals living in the UK, and criticised Home Secretary Priti Patel, saying she had adopted a “ludicrous position”.
Tories on defensive over their leaked no-deal Brexit warnings public weren’t meant to see
Government blames former minister for shock Yellowhammer leak.
Jeremy Corbyn calls on Government to let public see its no-deal impact assessments
After Cabinet Office Yellowhammer Report reveals border chaos, food and medicine shortages, Corbyn demands public see Government’s latest no-deal Brexit dossiers.